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Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
PUEBLO nALH.

TN OHANOERY, NEW OAsTL 4
IL COONTY.-rrustsee sale Of Real
Estats. by virtue Of decree Of the court
Of Opsncsfy Of the State Of Deiaware, IN and
for Ne. Csstie Gosn.y: made o. TIE March
posed to public sale, at the county Court
House, In the city Of Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
raE glst DAY OTSEPrEMBER A. D. ~,
At, O'Clock p. M,
Tho following described real estate, situate
In said city, and bounded and described 81
follows, 70 Wit:
No i. Beginnipg st . stake IN ths south.
'erly side Of Second street, between Walnut
and Poplar strcets, at the distance OF % fs u
ou,hsriy BY liss OF lsnds lsto OF Provi.
denos Reynolds, deceased, devised 70 VIM.
ID ncCAuIley IN trust, through the middle 0i
. division wall between the two houses pa r
sllel TO Popis, street, sJ feet 70 . stake in an
alley running to popisr street., thence BY q
Second street a feet 70 . stake in William
9rimes's line, DOW Of Harrist W. Cling,
thence By her llue northotly parallel with
the nret descrtbed lino 30 feet 70 the said
side Of Second strest; thence herewith east
crly u feet to the place Of BE- beginning, 10 tns
leg % sttsched thereto.
no. 2. Beginning at the corner formed hy
the intcrsecutn OF the southefly side dl
Loh1ell street and the westerly side offs 61.
fest wide street. laid out between Lobdell
ana A strt ets, parallel with and at tho dis
tance Of l7b feet rom Olay mont street
thor CO along said t0fset wide street 90 fesl
to q corner; tnen,s westerly and parallel
with Lobdeil street ils feet. 10 inches, more
or less. to the easterly side Of the Old Ferry
road with the privilege Of one-hAf OF the
said Old Ferry road whom vacated); themes
thereby northerly about So teet 10 the aforo
said side OF Lobdeil street; ;snd thence there
bv essterly l:s ieet 0 inches to the place o.
beginning, be the contents thereof whR
they may.
No. 8. Beginning at stake on the ncrtf
sioe Of Liberty street ll6 feet from ths
southwest side of John Heoget's land ,bcinl
corner OF John Afh's lot; thonce along
Ash's line north 70 degrees, west 20 feet ID /
lo-fest wide alley; thence along said allby
SIDE north es degrees, cast IS fest to stake. q
corner Of q lot now or form eriy OF M ichAe
|U'Donnen thence by said O'Donnelps line
south "a degrees, east 70 feet 70 Lioefry
street and ihence by the SIDE Of said stree,
south o8 degrees, weft IS fset 10 the place o
bsginn ming. Containing within those Doupdi
l,c20 square feet of land, be the ssme mors
or less. Attendance will be given Ant
terms made known o. the time and plAcs
J. b. hOFFECKER, JR., Trustee,
Or by his attorney.
Attest: J. M. HOUSMAN,
Register Uourt Ohanccry. s2eodts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
-
WhtCh n uAS iO.

The evidence OF Misses Hare and
Pyle, assistant principals OF the High
8 ohooi, and that Of 8. j. Wiley, . for
m or member Of the committee OF thai
s,hool, Vas given before the COMMITTEES
Of Investigation last night. Thus far
the ev.depc 60 10 very much one-slded
and against the principal. II must be
taken into consideration, however, thA,
Principal Graham has not yet offered
his evidence In rebussal. He may sue
ceed In puttinga dark hue to the other
side 0. the question. II he does then
what siil our High School lsok like?
Toe pri sipal and she two assistants
under him ct variance, and the chill.
dren demorAlized. CAn any good bs
done under those circumstances? Nc
Whitewsshed report will settle the diff
guilty, even II the com mittee WAS dis
posed to make one. There has been %
much said upon the case through the
public press that the public is we'll en-
lightensd, and will aocept no sham
coating 10 cover up fAgrant wrongs.
We say that Principal Graham may
succeed in pain ting the picture darker.
but We ssnnot see where he can fnd
sunbsa ms to tighten the shadows.
The evidence given last night was
given With such sincerity, earnsstness
and evident truthfulness that 1t 10 hard
70 see how Ii can be coutroverted. To
IN intelligent and impartial Audieno %
the difference between the contesting z
parties Vas striking In the extreme.
The ladies showed BY their opduc! tha,
they were honest and conscientious In
the declarations they made. 1t Is we'll
known that they are both highly eduoa-
ted, srd for some twenty years they
have s.ood In the front ranks OF our
city edu ,ators. Their 81 ,oess as teach
ers cannot be questioned, and theiI
ability 10 beyond dispute.
OF the gentleman, the principal ol
the boys department. OF the High
School bet little Is known, except .,
his two years as principal OF the Boys
High S,hool has demonstrated his a.
ness for the posi- sion. OF this the evI
dense Alsesdy adducsd and yet 10 be
srough., vlll be the aooepted guide.
But whether successful or not, there ID
that wan. Of harmony between the
principal and his two subordinatss mex
In rang as TO neutrAlizs all efforts fol
good sni successful teaching.
The evidence produced last nigh
shows Ps!rcipAl GrahAm's evident un.
a!ness for his position. no matter II ht
does az coed In proving the incapsoity
OF Misses Hare and Pyle 10 teach &C
oording TO his adopted ideas IL vii
be DIN ,ult 70 convince ths public o
such insApaoity. Twenty years oI
grand success as educators In the bes
schools Of the city will not be 30 easil,
FILTERED away.
TIE question 10, which mus. &c
Priucipsi GrAhsm or Misses II are Ant
Pyle? Let the people decide no N atte
how the committee, tie prlncipa
cis!ns 10 be In his favor, may suswe
or the BoAyd OF Eiucstion may decide
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
Philadelphia Wilmington b Bal
timors Railroad.
Jans lSsA, 1887 .

Taansw1n leave Wilmington ~ follewr
iSo, 10, $40, 10. ~. 10 o1, II %. IL 81 Al
s:s.nsods;,:a. e = II r. - % sos O. 9: g + 10 g 8 .
For Uhsstsf tsxprsssj. . %. %. Q 70 sls,
sl7, II u. II 81 . m. II %, n, Q 20 and f.tt
Accommodation, 10, Z, %, , %, SIS, 10 u
New York, 1oo, 2tz tto. sec. 90. . q
10 81, II u .. m, sls 70. 30, AZ n, % 20,
Ior wsss Cnssssr, via Lamokin. so and
FOR Newark (Oentre) and intermediate
stations, T<2 =. m, u bs and Q q p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 90
q. M, 81 and II ss p. N.
Baitimors and Bay Line, q p: m.
is %, II % :. m, Il %, u II. q, lal, s 10,
Trains for Dsi.xars wi Divizon lss7s for:
New Castle, %, 9 % .. m, II u, . u, . %
70 p. N. and IA % night.
Gsorsstown aud LsNea, Q % .. m., and "
For Rsnoooth. 80 a. m. and 500 tKx.
se.ford yEKprs.s) 3 ssop. m.
aaffinston, DeimAr and wsy stations.s "
Express for Harrington. $50 p. N. Va,
train % D. N.
EIprs,. Tor Dover, Harrington and Ds,
mar, IL o6 night.
EIpress for ospe Charles, Old Psint Com
tort sad Norfolk, II eb night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad srses 10,
Wilmington leIpressl, II ~, ", %, ~
10, 900, II 10, II % .. m. = 10, 9 eo1, 4 OF
4 90, sos, s2l, eo1, e67, IL 20 p. N.
Accommodation, . 80, 10 Is q. m. I 70, 90
~, I 81. . "a. ss 10 os 10 20 ind II Il o. m
TfsiIs marked thus (s)sfs united sxprssI
upon which extra fare 10 chArHed.
SUNDAY TEAIEs.
FOR Philadelphia texprese), 2 90. zsl, 4 a.
Ii, . 10, IL 81 Q. N, z n, D "a and oo D. n
Accommodation, SIS .. m., IL 10, %
10, 30, 7 ", 70 p. m.
For Onester texprossJ, ls,o 10, u u q. m.
Accommodation, . ID .. n, IL 10, I 20, I 10
For New Yorx tsrpress,, . 90. q. 4 sa
Iis, ls,n sl .. M, II, a, va, Ioe aps
fof wsr. oh.sssr. via LAnos,r. slsa. N
For Uape CHARLES. Old Point Comfort ant
For New UassIs. M,ddlosown, clayton
Dover, Harrington, Soaford, Laurel an
DclmsY, Il u night.
baltimore ano washington, i "a, Its, . o.
70 os an; II 9. $3.50, ard ! - D. m. Bait
Leave Phiisdolphia, brosc street, FOR VII
ningten texIress]: y 9s, 3 70. 70. g 10, IL II
.. m. boS.e u, and II 20, p. N.
Accommodation, sas, 10 70 D. M, u ~, . u
Gle. ssS and IL q p. N.
isrrsd - the ticket once at the ssston.
J. X. WuUD.
General Passenger Asants
- 4 HuoM General MxuAGe7.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
WILMIERTON q nURrHEnN n. Il

WIL1IEaTON n nORrhERN R.R.
Time table in effect May 18th, 1897. Tram
leave Wilmington French stceet) as follows;
Fer Reading. Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring.
vilIs' TaSaSus, Allentown, Lobsnon, Wsr.
nersvillo and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.<b p. NJ.
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno
ton, Coatesvtllo, Enbroevtlle, Lepaps
Chadd's Ford and DuPont's and interms,
diate points, 90 s.m.. 24b, and 10 D. m.
For Coatesville and intermediate points,
at b6 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 q. m. als and ltl
p. m.
For New Bridge and intermediate points
e.lb p. m. and on Saturday, ct . ID and IL.
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 8 90 q. M, and for Springfield and
intermediate points at Q rs o. m.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, r. b. HIBBARD.
Superintendent. 9enn Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
WMAnAKUD'
try. And such dyeing! Col
oring az delicate as if Nature

try. And such dyeing! Col
oring as delicate as if Nature
spread the tint-bues.
green's, browns, 'garnets. sill
ver-gray. stone, drab. and
scores of variations. All the
new shades for Fall. 81
inches wide, s..
But there are other over
sea makers whose goods are
|of rare excellence. Here is
a handsomely finished 81
inch cloth, in % shades, q,
S2.75.
Another 54.inch cloth, a
little lighter weight, comes
in 20 colorings, at s. so.
Still another, at So, is 81
inches wide, and in Is COL
oripgs
We steam. sponge any oi
these Broadcloths when de.
sired without extra charge,
Northwest OF centre.
This is the list of Shoes
odd sizes and widths-we
gave yesterday. Maybe
half OF them left. II your
size is among them the price
won't stop you.
Mems French Calf Shoes, hand .se wed
lace; sizes and 6< AA; 5k, 6, 6H, 4
" and 8 A; 8 B; CD; ~, d. 81, and {
E, s.; were 50.
and AA, 81.
women's OIL Pebble Goat, button, 6,
l6h and A, B, c and D, $3.50; weie
ss pairs women's Fine Kid Hasd.sewed
Shoes, 2 to 81 A; 6, 81 and B; TO z
c; 2 TO 5 z, So; were a.
| % pairs Women's Fine French Kid but
ton, hand.sewed, 2H to AZ AA; 2to 4 "A;
~ to z; 2X, 3, 8, 81 and 6 u; ~ to z
K, $50; were IS.
ll6 pairs Women's Fine French Kid,
hand stitched, opera toe, hand made, 2H
81, 4, ~ 81 AA; l tot A; 2H to Z B;
2h, 3, 81, 4, 6, 6H, I'd; 2H, 8 and 4 to
E; were S6; now S4.50.
35 pairs Wome1's Fine French Kid
square toe, 2 and ~ "A, A, B, e, D, E
$3.50; were S.
Market street front. west OF main aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
Georgia Civilization

The method proposed by Governor
Gordon OF Georgia TO get clear Of ths
solor test 10 education In that Stale Is
shArAc.e.!sno OF the principles which
aave so long dominated In politics, edu.
cation, religion and so,iety. The Gov
ernor proposes TO settle the trouble
caused by the Introduction OF the in
famous Glenn bill that all Northern
missionary societies shall withdraw
their white teachers from the State.
The Governor Is 30 foolish IS to believe
that this would terminate all toe ex-
listing troubles and put the question In
q fair way OF curing ITSELF No doubt
the Govsrner heartily wirhes that both
Glenn snd bis bill had never been
heard OF. But the Governor is very
much mistaken II he thinks the white
missionaries Of the State will pack up
their franks and 60 simply because he
desires them to 60. They have guaran.
teed TO them certain inAlienable rights
under the Constitution OF the United
States .ha. cannot be so easily Sc. aside
or Ignored ., they were before the war,
when slavery spread Its black pail oil
desolation over the South. Toe desire
Of the Governor emacks entirely too
much OF the plantation spirit Of the
&zte- oellum war times to be popular In
she present advanced stage OF public
opinion. The time was when mission.
aries would not go into Georgia unless
they were ready to meet with and with
stand the teverest kind OF persecution
perhaps unto death. Bat those time,
exist no longer. A changed condition
OF Affairs has set In, and IL 20 far or
Its way to perfection that Governor
Gordon's desire will be no more poten
tial for the purpose he In ten is than VA
CAnute's In his order to the waves o
the sea, "thus far shalt thou come ant
no farther, and here shall thy proud
waves be s.sid." But the waves ROLLED
on regardless OF the poten.ate's foolisl
command.
There Is . princl pie that underlles tn
whole controversy, however, which Gan
not be affected one way or another, n
matter how 1t may terminate. Th
principle Of the Glenn bill is that IL
o crime to educste white and coiore
children In the same school, and tina
any teacher guilty Of 80 offending dc
serves to be punished by the disgrace
ful penalty OF service In the chat
gang, and this principle would not b
eliminated from the argument by th
mere withdra wal OF Northern whit
teachers. The princ ciple stands there /
test the tone and character OF Georgi
civilization, and 1t must be met an
settled. no matter IL the Norther
teachers do Withdraw from the State.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
For Ladies' Costumes

For Ladiet' Costumes
The fl n e S t imported
Broad cloths-Nellessen's OF
course. What wit In the
weaving and in the finish.
But the wit began before
that. Wool Of the finest;
carding and spinning Of the
carefulest. Every point must
be looked to to bring out
the perfect, uniform fabric,
Amy let up would be fatal.
There is no let up. Not a
scrimp anywhere. Not how
cheap, but how good, is the
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
8. GRE ESsoN al
PHnAlJEApHih, uuu
l. WILhiNGTUa RIVE
STEAMERS
BRANDYwINx sH~ss
AND 4S,J~rS
WELLINGTON %sbax
On and aftor 1'br,o.,

On and aftcr 1huIcdty.
Wtil leave Fourth sweet yb,}
days included, for Uhofterl
phia at 7 and 10 o. IA, ls.sS
p. N. /
For Marcus HOOK, Ia. m AZ
Leave Philadelphia Of / sn1
noon, and 4 ?. %.
An cxtra boat win leav.l
and Wilmington OF e.tB tyeryI
ing.
On Sunday, July 81, and
thereafter uniil further no,icsl
brsbdywine will leave Pou, NJ
at 7 Q. m, connecting OF Phi1
the Camden ard Atlantic cid
Atlantic Uity, arriving there
m. Returning, viii laSye M
8 O'Clock p. IN. and arrive 81 (
Q p, IN. Fare for the rOuli nd
Teiephone No. 81.
No freight received 70, A "a
After 30 minutes previous
time.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
A0TICEa.
JOHN A. MOI
~ tenant Of the house situate

NUTICE-l, JOHN A. NO
~ tenant Of the house situate
T.. Second street. In the se,oDa
city Of Wilmington, county OF
md state Of Delaware, IA comp
the requirements ofthe acts OF
Asso nbls in such case made an
do here oy give notice tEat | sh9l
writing to the Court Of General
The Peace q nd jail Delivery Of
delaware, in aud for Nes asslSI
Monday, tho l9th day OF sept,
ing the next term OF said court.
for said house as an Inn or tsVd
sale therein OF Intoxicating Equ|
quantities thaA one quart, 10 %
the promises, anu the following
citizens OF said warG reconmen0
application, VIE:
Vim Il BRbcoeX H'n-y uey
Harry Kienle Ricnard !
henry hinck I Is Me,rs|
Jacob Yatos Jas OfaHi
} 0seph W Higgins Bsnl J GsI
Thomas Dole Y II ul,
Hubert Davis leniy Sas!
va dvs-t TPhreaoy Charles W
Dennis Connor hArry toq
ALI lander Chambers John bv
job a Gam John u u
Peter q rass SaMusl "
John higgins JOHN a. MI
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

Rafting away at TIE
Linens.
White Damask Napkins,
$I.25 a dozen; were SI.65.
Oatmeal Towels, IS cents
24x4S inch Huck To wells;
fine damask border,35 cents.
Red bordered Linen Table
Cloth, SxS to 8x12, $3.50 to
S2,2s.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
LTTRAcIIell
u OVER HllF 1 MILLION M3TnIbuIED
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Incorporated In 1868 FOR - yesys by ths
purposes-with o capital Of o., 900 ooo-tt
which q reserve fund Of over esbo, go hal
since beon added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
ehfse was made part Of the present STAT
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and on
dorsed BY the people OF any State.
II never scales or postp0nes.
Hts Grand Single Number Draw
ln9s tako place MOnthly, aaA ths
Semi. Annual Drawings regular.
- every six months (Juno and Do.
eombeFl.
WIN A FORTUNE. NINTH 9RAND
EMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY September I 8, ,lsS7-00Sth
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
Norl0A' :. g.,

NoiloA' j
In the matter Of the IN ~
Petition OF VIM. Ham Re" 10y
moud OF al Petiticners. }uerse
In pursuance OF IN oruer Of tae
| in the above cAuse nsde 0n N9
day Of ID arch, A. -, 1857 Ill "
inr sny lien or Lions ai1eot'n2 taa
estate Of " lillian Hamnoni, "a;
Jane StaE.on, John Ham uoaa, ~
mond. Margaret dcEl Won nsiaa
and James EoflveD, CT eIthtI
the lands and promises 20 wha y
relates, are hereoy.notin sd 20 -
settiug forth the nature and tt'
tho sama in tho othce o, lte
Ohap Gerry Ior Now uastle Ooaa.S.|
be fore tho fourth Monday ~ oep1
d., 1857, and 10 appear apd piosy
| or lieLs at the ensuing terM "
before the rising OF tho oeof' On
day OF tho term. .,yy u
JAMtS u. HOTfEChfs, JE,, ]
Wilmington, Doi., Ausu't ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

" THERE we're no other reasons to
preclude the pu blioation OF the commu-
nicAtion In reference to the Chinese cer-
emonies, the fact alone OF its being
written on both sides OF the paper Is
suhicient to consign 1t to the waste
basket.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

Shawls and scarfs. Just
the proper weight for cool
evenings.
Partisan Novelties, were
SI.75; now SO cents.
Cashmeres, were s.; now
rs cents.
Cashmeres, were 81; now
rs cents. ...- ...
Berlins, were 81; now 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

N@NN>
The following described rssl estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington, New Uastle County and
state Of Delaware, bounded and described
es follovs to wit:
Beginning on tho westerly side OF IL oDros
street ct the distance Of 80 feet from the
southerly sido OF Third street st q corLer VI
land formerly Ct John Wilkinson, deceased,
thonoe westerly along said land II feet to a
stake, thence nOrthe-iy parallel TO Monroe
street l8 feet to another stake. theucs ea sc
erly aud parallel to Third st Get n fset TO
the aforesaid side II Monroe street, ami
thence along the san % southerIy 10 feet to
the place OF beginning, be tho contents
thereof what they may. Decd Record b,
Vol. 7, page iC4, 80.
Ssizsd and taken in execution as the
property oI Albert Huinal and Evalina
hufLsl, his wife, and I. to and to be so Id b.
GILES LAMBSUH, Sheriff.
Sherif's Otf1oe, Wilmington, august IS
1851. al6 eOd-t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

HARDLY mad the REPUBLICAN
gone upon the streets yesterday before
men caule to the offioe iinqniripg who
and where the person or firm was thA
wanted an engineer, although the I'd
ver.isement stated distinctly address
"En gineer," this ofice. Persons 10
search OF sash positions should do -
directed. Business firms who adver-
tise In this manner do not want TO be
known In the case, simply because they
do not wan! 10 bs troubled with callers.
II 10 no use calling at the ofios OF pub
licasion to ascertain the names Of par
ties I'D vertislng,as It would be . breach
of confidence 10 disclose them. The
only proper way 10 to follow the direo.
tIons Of the advertisement. We have
known good hands to be refused en-
ploy ment, simply becAuse they did mol
follow directions.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
idsr,ss Rsti,!srsd lsttsn b
HEw ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK
Now Orleans. In.

That the presence Of
ItE M LIN DEN Generals Beeurekard
ings, is a guarantees Of sbsoiuto FAIRNESS
and integrity, that the chances ere ali
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what nun hsrs Win draw Prise.
kEMEMGkR nat the payment Of 81
NATIONAL hanks Of New Orlesns,
and the ItSKsts signed BY the Presi
dent Of 6n Initiation, whose chartered
rights are roccBn izSd in the highest Courts
therefore, beware Of any limitations or sn
n0ymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

TIE GREAT grain speculation In 9 IN
Frsnciseo lost the speculators the nne
sum Of 8, 900 900 BY the COLLAPSE Of the
wheat corner. We doubt II there ID
anybody Who he's the least sympathy
for the speculators In their loss, aad
more, the general verdict will be that Il
served them right. With all this loss
there vss not . grain OF wheat lost Il
the world from Ameri,a's great food
supply. The money WAS lost, but the
wheat remained, representing just u
much real vAlue % before the spsculA
ton commencsd, . lesding character
istic In all such speculattons As fuileI
returns from the wheat prod ucing couu
tries arc received the fAot 10 realized
that the wheat yield for 1887 10 muct
bstse than hiss been all along believed
The crop OF winter wheat figures uI
about go, 000, 600 bushels. and tn,
spring wheat about 154 000. 900 bushell
more. Besides thee immense yields 4
Ia reported that there are 1000, ,00t
bushels Of old wheat still on hand. and
this added would run mp the wheA
supply Of the country TO 406. .000, ,00t
bushels, leaving MS IN abundance fol
home consumption and millions o
bushels for export. What . wonderful
wheat producing country America hsI
become, but the whea. supply after sl
only keeps pace With It, other cApaci
ties. We would have wheat enough I,
supply the whole world II We we're TO
tifsd in time that We had to supply 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

A TEEhTHOu.-AI.LP PERSONJ bl
~. string puro drugs and chemicals, Of
tiehine their prescriptions or private rs
'xrlAis shouid 70 70 the drug store Of
Il. Il. BRIkaHUKST
70 ~ EayHatEtreNS, WilrAin3 tUE Dsl
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

THE VIRGINIA Bourbons hnrd press.
cd TO the wall by the victorious Rspub.
licAns are on their knees sskiDg for the
oolored vote. They will get 1t, over the
keft.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
.s&ZAsa4akaas.s'
as''s5<s<
Osu,zaisslezsszS

We, the updersfSDsd HaAks and BAnksrr.
viii pay all PriIos drawn in The Louisises
Stats Lotteries which may BE- presented .,
our counters.
,. H. O6LESBY, Pres. Louasfaus
National Bank.
PIERCE LAkAUx, Pres. State H.
t1OmaS Eauk.
q. HAIDWuM. Pros. ~. q. Hot,I H'k
CARL no Nm, Pros. Union n asfonal
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

Women's French Bal
briggan Vests, usual price
81; these so cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
Wa NAMAKERB
PHILADELPHIA. wednesday, Sept. I, 1857.
Still the Main Aisle.

0shA WV &AAlh AlolOs
The things with double
quick prices comes to the
front there. Some new ones
to-day. Take the place of
goods that have been closed
out. Had to look close to
find the recruits. Almost
nothing more on the sick
list. Sharp medicine in
half, third, and quarter
prices, but, if wisely taken,
it makes a healthy stock.
Still the Main Aisle.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
Sc Stockinet Jackets, blue,
black, and brown, s..

1860 pairs Women's Lisle
Thread Hose, black and COL
ors, IS ceuts.
Four lots Misses and
Boys plain and ribbed Hose,
I5c.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

All-wool, 72xS4 in, 6 10.
Blankets, IS. The wool
market is advancing, but
this price is 81 less than last
ear.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07
THE NEW STORE

Is booming and having a pic
mic just now waiting on people.
Everybody is finding out that
they are saving money by buy.
ing Of us. Our expenses are
light and we can afford to sell
cheap. Make no mistake, but
come where you can buy relia-
BILE goods and save money. We
are determined to have our share
Of the trade in boots and shoes
in this city and surrounding
country, if fair, square dealing
will get it.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

A N ExOELLENr FERTILIZER
"A FOX WHEAT
And other Fal Or3ps or anything requ ir-
Ing quick growth. Cannot be exselled.
To Farmers and True kers.
The undersigned wishes to inform Farm
err, truckers and the p1blic in general that
he has made fresh lot Of
POUDRETTE
At tho old manu- factory, on the New Castle
road, near 9aresche lane, and he 10 now
ready TO fill orders at short notice, at mod.
crate prices. In qualify It far surp ssses any
that las been In nnde for yea 8, therefore. /
can afford 10 guarantee Its quality. Price,
sla per ton. Also splendid lot Of
Fish, Slaughter III Ouse and Night
SOIL Compost,
m good order for slipping in cafs, boat OF
othsIwis-. Liberal deductions made for
carloads or large quantities. nespectfu lily
yours, ID. T. HaMlGTUN,
No. 1923 o range st., Wilu inXton, Dol.
J. L. jones. agent, otfloe COL Orange st.
For reference apply t, I0hn q. Baker
Henry l.entz, David Lentz, y. q. Ruuford
Esq john u. Patterson, 10 frank kogors
\. i'cdm nd smith, Esq, AID others.
az? eod.ln
Daily Republican., 1887-09-07

EX-SENATOR CAMDEN, Of West VIr
g'nia, I'd n!ts that that State will IT
Republican next year.